Superblocks
Lets business teams build internal apps by prompting an AI agent, with IT and security controlling access and auditing.
Overview
Superblocks lets business teams build internal apps by prompting Clark, an AI agent that works with data from systems such as Postgres and Salesforce. IT and security teams keep control of access and auditing.
Apps are React and TypeScript code that can be edited in an IDE and connected to Git for pull request workflows, and the site says customers own the code. Existing apps can be imported from Lovable, Replit and v0. Apps run in Superblocks’ cloud or in the customer’s own cloud.
The Teams plan starts at $100 a month with 100 AI usage units, and Enterprise pricing is custom.
Features
- Builds internal apps from prompts with an AI agent called Clark.
- Connects to data from Postgres, Salesforce and similar systems.
- Generates React and TypeScript code that can sync to Git.
- Gives IT and security teams control over access and auditing.
- Imports apps from Lovable, Replit and v0.
Details
- Website
- superblocks.com
- Company
- Superblocks
- Headquarters
- New York, NY
- Category
- App builders
- Source
- Proprietary
- Deployment
- Cloud, Self-hosted
- Topics
- Listed
- August 2026
- Last verified
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